Both Coach + Ticket Packages and General Admission tickets for Glastonbury 2022 are now all gone
Glastonbury Festival released its second batch of resale tickets this morning (Sunday, 27 March) and saw them all sell out in just 22 minutes!
General Admission tickets went up for resale at 9am (BST) and were all gone by 9:22am.
At 9:22am, See Tickets confirmed that tickets for Glastonbury 2022 have sold out, adding: “Congratulations to everyone who got tickets for this morning. Confirmation emails are going out now. Sorry to those who missed out.”
Glastonbury Festival officials took to social media shortly after at 9:23am to confirm the news, saying: “The tickets in this morning’s resale have now all been sold. Our thanks to everyone who bought one, and sorry to those who missed out.”
Glastonbury organiser Emily Eavis said: “Thanks so much to all who managed to buy tickets this morning, and sorry to everyone who missed out, but the volume of people trying to buy them was incredibly high. We can’t wait to bring the Festival back and welcome you here in June!”
In another resale that took place last week, Glastonbury saw all of its remaining Coach + Ticket Packages sell out in just 18 minutes.
A detailed list of how fast Glastonbury tickets sold out in previous years going all the way back to 2002 can be found here.
Although tickets for the 2022 Festival have now completely sold out, there are still ways to go to Glasto this summer.
Some of the opportunities include entering competitions, working at the Festival, volunteering.
That said, there will be a resale of any Campervan, Tipi, Sticklinch and Worthy View cancellations at 11am today (Sunday, 27 March) via glastonbury.seetickets.com
Meanwhile, earlier this month Glastonbury revealed its first big line-up announcement poster of the acts who will be playing at the Festival this year.
It has now been officially confirmed that Paul McCartney and Kendrick Lamar will be joining previously announced headliner Billie Eilish and top the bill at this year’s event when it finally returns for the first time since 2019, after two consecutive cancellations due to the coronavirus crisis.
Eilish will be playing the Pyramid Stage on the Friday night – and by doing so make history as the youngest ever solo artist to headline the Festival at only 20-years-old.
Another historic moment will occur when Sir Paul McCartney takes to the Pyramid Stage on the Saturday night, which will subsequently make him the oldest Glastonbury headliner at 80-years-old.
Diana Ross will likewise be performing on the Pyramid Stage for the Sunday teatime Legends Slot, while Lamar will be headlining the same stage later in the day.
Although the recent poster revelation added more than 70 acts to the 2022 bill, this year’s Festival announcements are far from over.
There are lots more performers and attractions wanting in the pipeline to be announced – before the full line-up plus times will finally drop around June time – as recently confirmed by Glastonbury organiser Emily Eavis.
That said, there are many artists who confirm themselves prior to the official announcements by divulging the news during interviews, via social media or website listings.
Some of the recent artists to self-confirm for Glastonubry 2022 include Fatboy Slim, Chris Difford, Carl Cox, Haim, Courtney Barnett, Glastonbury-staple Craig Charles and Black Dyke Band – who said they will be opening the Pyramid Stage on Sunday morning (26 June).
Other acts who have been rumoured to make an appearance at this year’s event include Candi Stanton, Brass Against, The Chemical Brothers, Basil Brush, The 1975 and The Lathums.
To view our full constantly updated list of all the latest line-up announcements and rumours, click here.
Glastonbury 2022 is set to take place at its natural home in Worthy Farm, Pilton, Somerset, from Wednesday 22nd to Sunday 26th June.
DON’T BE FOOLED:
Glastonbury Festival would very much like fans to be aware that there are people out there who will try and sell fake Glastonbury tickets to unsuspecting, willing and innocent potential purchasers.
Although Glasto-veterans who have been going to the Festival for quite some time may recognise these scams for what they are, newcomers to the Festival might not know that tickets are only sold on one site which is: glastonbury.seetickets.com – and any other site claiming to sell tickets for the Festival are not authentic.
